Biancamycin Tablet: Bianca Ojukwu Reacts to Viral Video of Ebele Obiano Engaging in Heated Argument with a Man on US Flight

Bianca Ojukwu, widow of the late Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu and Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, has reacted to a viral video showing former Anambra State First Lady, Ebele Obiano, engaged in a heated argument with a passenger aboard a US flight.

The footage captures Ebele standing in the aisle while exchanging words with a male passenger. The confrontation appeared to have been triggered when the passenger asked her to step aside, prompting a sharp response from Ebele.

Responding to the incident, Bianca Ojukwu shared the video on her Instagram page and, in a caption, humorously recommended ‘Biancamycin tablets’ for all flights departing Houston. She added that some people seem incapable of change.

The incident has reignited memories of a previous altercation between the two women at the 2022 inauguration of Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo. During that event, Bianca Ojukwu famously slapped Ebele Obiano after the former first lady allegedly provoked her. A viral video from that day showed Ebele approaching Bianca’s seat before attempting to touch her headtie. Bianca reacted by delivering a slap, leading to a commotion.

Providing further insight into the 2022 incident, Bianca Ojukwu later explained that Ebele had taunted and verbally attacked her upon arrival. She recounted how Ebele confronted her with raised voices, using offensive language and asking why she was present at the event. Bianca initially ignored the provocation but repeatedly requested that Ebele refrain from touching her. When Ebele allegedly attempted to remove her headtie, Bianca retaliated with a slap. The situation escalated further as Bianca pulled off Ebele’s wig before the former APGA chairman, Umeh, intervened to defuse the tension.

Bianca also claimed that Ebele appeared intoxicated at the time, citing the strong smell of whisky on her breath. Despite the commotion, Bianca stated that she remained at the event until its conclusion, maintaining her composure and dignity.